Sentence examples for through an angry from inspiring English sources

"He went through an angry phase.

James Mates (@jamesmatesitv) Robert Serry finally on his way to the airport, police having forced a way through an angry crowd.

The black students trying to enter the school succeeded three weeks after Mr. Campbell and others had tried to escort them in through an angry crowd; they did not succeed the next day.

When she first kills a man, it is not the other soldiers to whom she turns for acknowledgment but her dead mother, the "beautiful and fearsome" woman she remembers sweeping through an angry crowd "like a scythe cutting through summer grass".

So far they've been mugged, driven through an angry mob, and almost gotten their equipment smashed by idiots.

But neither in Poland nor in Hungary was change forced through by an angry people on the streets.

News that the administration was drafting a bill, and planning to use a controversial legislative maneuver known as reconciliation to pass it through Congress, drew an angry reaction from Representative Eric Cantor, the House Republican whip.

Halfway through this intense but ungainly memoir Anthony Swofford describes being enraged at his father and taking his fury out in his driving, as he guns his BMW M3 down an upstate New York highway, ripping through its gears, "an angry man in a sick-fast car," doing twice the 45 m.p.h.

I was the last one through, and an angry-looking female TSA agent with a military-style haircut gestured me toward the full-body scanners.

And I once watched a corporate chairman nearly collapse from a stroke while trying to drive a merger vote through any angry shareholders' meeting.

At its core, you're still swiping to jump, slide and turn your way through paths to escape an angry giant monkey.